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Gamla Ullevi

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Gamla Ullevi

Key facts

Clubs: GAIS, IFK Göteborg & Örgryte IS | Opening: 2009 | Capacity: 18,900 (est. 4,000 standing)

History and description

Gamla Ullevi opened on 5 April 2009 with the local derby between GAIS and Örgryte (5-1). It replaced the old Gamla Ullevi stadium which had stood in its place since 1916 and got demolished in 2007.

The new stadium came at a cost of SEK 350 million. It counts with a total of 27 VIP boxes.

Apart from being the home of the three Gothenburg clubs, Gamla Ullevi is also the standard playing venue of the Swedish national women’s football team.

How to get to Gamla Ullevi

Gamla Ullevi is located just west of Gothenburg’s city centre. The stadium is part of a larger sports and entertainment complex that includes the Nya Ullevi stadium.

The walk from Gothenburg’s central railway station takes just 5 minutes. The walk from most city centre locations will not take much more and 15 minutes at most.

If arriving by car, there is easy access from the E6 motorway which runs just east of the stadium. Take exit 73 Centrum, follow for the city centre, pass the Nya Ullevi stadium, and Gamla Ullevi lies shortly ahead on the left side of the road.

Address: Ullevigatan 5, 411 39 Göteborg

Eat, drink, and sleep near Gamla Ullevi

Gamla Ullevi lies almost pegged against Gothenburg’s centre in a quiet area that is a mix of offices, residential buildings, and other sports facilities.

There are plenty of eating and drinking options in the adjacent centre. Gothenburg’s proper nightlife areas are a little further south along the Avenyn, Vasagatan, and Linnegatan streets. Avenyn, the principal nightlife street, is a mere 5-minute walk away from the stadium.

The central location of Gamla Ullevi makes that there are many hotels around. You can either choose one north-west of the stadium toward the main rail station, or one toward the south near the nightlife areas.

The options toward the north include Hotel Arena, Clarion Collection Hotel Odin, Hotel Royal, and the somewhat cheaper Hotel Palace. These all get good reviews.

Toward the south, Hotell Liseberg Heden, Hotel Allén, and Hotel Poseidon are some of the various well-rated options. For all hotels near Gamla Ullevi click here.

IFK Goteborg Tickets

IFK Goteborg tickets can be bought online, at the club shop at the stadium, or at the ticket windows of the stadium from three hours before the start of the match.

IFK will only sell out the odd very high profile game.

GAIS Tickets

Tickets for GAIS matches can be bought online, or at the ticket windows of the stadium from three hours before the match. GAIS rarely sell out.

Orgryte Tickets

Tickets for Orgryte matches can be bought online, or at the ticket windows of the stadium from three hours before the match. Orgryte doesn’t normally sell out.

Useful Internet links

GAIS.se – Official website of GAIS.
IFKGoteborg.se – Offcial website of IFK Gòteborg.
OIS.se – Official website of Örgryte IS.
Goteborg.com – Gothenburg tourist information.
Vasttrafik.se – Gothenburg public transport information.

Photo credits: magro_kr

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